The Commitment of the Stakeholders

For this document, Stakeholders are considered as the following: Players, Supporters, Coaches, Casters, Streamers, Volunteers, Commercial Entities, Partners.

Respect the rules: All Stakeholders in the esports industry agree to respect the rules of the competition that apply to them. We believe equal opportunities are essential during the course of a competition. The regulations outlined define the conditions for the practice of esports.

Respect the opponent: The stakeholders who have accepted this agreement undertake to avoid any lack of respect towards other stakeholders or external people. Any violent behaviour is strictly prohibited and will immediately result in exclusion from the organisation.

Refrain from cheating: Cheating leads to a break in equal opportunities. All stakeholders therefore will fight against the use of any software or physical or mental faculties that are deemed cheating within the rules.

Prohibit and fight against discrimination: No discrimination will be allowed. Thus, no difference in treatment which would be linked in particular to sex, age, sexual or political orientation, marital status, ethnic origin, skin colour, religion, or disability will be tolerated in Welsh esports.

Protect minors: The PEGI system (Pan European Game Information) provides advice on access to video games to an age classification. Organisers of a video game competition should undertake to inform the public participating in one of their event of the PEGI classifications of video games presented in the competition. In accordance with the law, a minor may be authorised to participate in a competition the video game of which is subject to a restriction, provided that he presents an authorization signed by one of his parents or legal representatives.

Our Strategy

Esports Wales has outlined the full strategy and how we plan to grow esports within Wales over the next few years.

Full Esports Wales Strategy Here